Sentence examples for word boundary from inspiring English sources

Easily the most unpleasant character in "The Love Machine," Gordon Eriksen's malicious satire of cybersex, is the movie's pushy prime mover, Becca Campbell Marlene Fortee), a fictional documentary filmmaker who doesn't know the meaning of the word boundary.

The metre of the singing is decasyllabic (10 syllables per verse), with a word boundary regularly occurring after the fourth syllable and with the final two syllables typically held longer (thus, the traditional form entails that 10 linguistic syllables are sung against 12 musical pulses).

Section 5, the segmentation task, shows the subjects 19 sentences and asks them to insert a word boundary symbol at each word boundary they perceive.

A lot of researchers tried to break down the word boundary of sentiment carrier.

When a character interval is a word boundary, we say that it has the value of one; when it is a non-word-boundary, it has the value of zero.

The task is not simple, as the graphic word boundary (space separator) assumed in conventional preprocessing does not necessarily coincide with the protein name boundary.

In about the 6th century bc a system of points, or dots, consisting of four, three, or two dots inscribed vertically, was introduced to mark word boundaries and, in some instances, apparently, to indicate syllables and possibly abbreviations.

Word boundaries are unclear.

But while morpheme boundaries are clearcut, word boundaries are not.

Tlex [17] was used to automatically identify word boundaries.

Indeed, Schön et al. (2008) demonstrated that music can facilitate the acquisition of word boundaries.